On the turn, Gabor Szabo bet 75,000 for Mikita Badziakouski to call. They headed to the river and Szabo now bet another 200,000. Deep in the tank, Badziakouski carefully studied his opponent to get any kind of reaction and eventually folded.
In the previous hand, Bin Weng and Daniel Zack got it in after a flop and both showed the bottom end of the straight without a redraw to secure a chop. The next hand saw them head to the flop and Weng check-raised from 20,000 to 67,000.
Zack moved all-in and his opponent mulled over his decision. "I hope I am not drawing dead," Weng said and called it off.
Bin Weng:
Daniel Zack:
The turn instantly left Weng drawing dead and that made the river a formality. Weng has been eliminated in the round of the last eight and takes home $38,280.
"Can I ask what you had in the king-king hand?" Zack asked when it was all over and Weng replied "I had ace six," to which Zack admitted he folded a king.
Benjamin Reason was at risk for the final 114,000 before the flop with the . Henri Puustinen was attempting to deal the final blow with the but failed to get there on the board. The kicker played and Reason doubled his short stack.
Bin Weng limped the button and Daniel Zack raised to 64,000 for Weng to call. On the flop, Zack bet 25,000 and was raised to 55,000, which he called. Zack then checked the turn and Weng's bet worth 118,000 won the pot uncontested.
Benjamin Reason raised to 32,000 and Henri Puustinen called. The flop went check-check, and Puustinen bet the turn for 40,000. Reason called and then folded the river when Puustinen splashed in all his T-100,000 chips.